Choosing the Lesser of Two Evils

In the middle of the 20th Century the Bonanno and Gambino crime families dominated organized crime in the bouroughs of New York. Today the crime families have been replaced by two new gangs that masquerade as public servants. 

These gangs have convinced the people that by voting of for the criminals that they want to pick their pocket swe will all be better off.

The 756 billionaires in the Unuted States invest hundreds of millions of dollars every two years to purchase politicians to represent them in Congress.

Then millions of ignorant amd uninformed voters get to choose the lesser of two evils. No matter who the people  choose richest Americans win and the rest of us lose.  How long would you continue to patronize a crooked casino. When you register as a democrat or a republicam and vote in their sham elections you are giving your consent to be the victims of legal plunder.

Nearly half of the250 million eligible voters in the last Congressional election did'nt even bother to vote. If this mass of disenchanted Americans abamdoned the two major parties and registered with the Constitution Party the corrupt Republican and Democratic Parties wpi;d become irrelevant.

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Choosing to vote for a democrat or a republican is like choosing between a Coke and a Pepsi, no matter who you choose, you lose.

Who Owns Your Body

The End of Our Bicameral Legislature

Our founding fathers unrterstood that men in positions of power aught not trusted and that being ruled by the will of a majority was just as dangerous.

By creating a bicameral legislature our founders protected the small states from legislation that would benefit the large states at their expense.

The purpose of the senate was to prevent the majority in the House of Representatives from passing legislation that was harmful to the people in the small states.

When the 17th Amendment was fraudulently ratified in 1913 the senate lost ability to prevent the abuse of power by the majority of representatives from the large states.In 1913 our bicamerial legislature was repalced with a unicameral legislatire with two houses representing the majority and no house to represent the onterests of the states.

 Los Angeles County

The nearly 10,000,000 people living in Los Angeles County could not survive without the nearly 2 billion gallons of water supplied annually by the other 56 counties in California.

Without the water supplied from other counties. Los Angeles would become a ghost town.

Because L A County controls the state legislature the residents of the other counties have virtually no say ,

When all of the counties were represented in the Califirnia State Legislatire they had a voice, but when the Supreme Court ruled that the state's practice of equally representing the counties was unconstitutional the counties lost their voice.

The two U.S. Senators don't represent the people of the entire state, they represent the people of LA County. 

Proportiomal Representation

After extensive debate, the framers of the Constitution agreed to create the House with representation based on Proportiomal Representation and the Senate based on equal representation.

States with twice as many people would be entitled to twice as many representatatives.and as the popularion of a state increased over time the ratio between the number of people and the number of representatives would remain constant.

The Founding Fathers established that each state would be entitled to one representative for every 30,000 inhabitants.

In Federalist 55 - Madison addressed a range of important issues, including the proper size of the House of Representatives, the role of representation in a republican government, and the importance of civic republican virtue.

 In Federalist 56 - One of the criticisms raised against the Constitution was that there were too few members in the House of Representatives to adequately represent constituents.

The rule reads: “The Number of Representatives shall not exceed one for every Thirty Thousand.” This clause was intended to limit the size of Congressional District, not to limit the number of Congressional representatives

How Our Republic Became a Democracy

The Founding Fathers wanted to create a limited government that would protect the God given rights of the  people. They knew that governments ruled by an oligarchy of the financcial elite  and governments ruled by of ignorant and uniformed voters could not prorect the rights of individuals.

They undestood that just governments would need to be governed by the rule of law rather than the opinions of the people.

For that reason the men who wrote our Constitution rejected democracy in favor of creating a Constitutional republic governed by the rule of law..

Founders who wanted to create a much stronger National government  realized that in order to achieve their objectives would need to misinteroret the original intent od tge Founding Fathers, 

The Constitution was document  based on Eight Key Principles

1. Limited Government
2. Republicanism
3. Federalism
4. Indicudual Rights
5. Bicameral Legislatures
6. Checks and Balances
7. Separation of Powers
8. Popular Sovereignty

All of the Founding Principles have been compromised  and over time our republic has become democracy.

How Our Republic Became a Democracy

At the Constitutional; Comvention the most hotly comstested debate was over how the states would be represented in Comgress.

In the Congress under the Articles of Comfederation all of the states were equally represemted. The states like Virginia which had a large population believed that equal represenmtation favored the small states and gave them an unfair advantage over the large states. James Madison proposed what became known as tthe Virginia Plan which allocated seats in the House of Representatives to be based on the population..

The Virginia Plan, which favored the large states was unacceptable to the small states and neither side was wulling to budge.

Roger Sherman od Connecticut broke the impass when he proposed a compromise that would create a bicameral legislature with a House of Representatives based on proportional representation and a Senate based on equal representation.

This legislative model prevented the large states from dominating the small states 

Following the examplem all of the states adopted the same bicameral legislative model to protect their rural counties from a tyranny of the larger metropolitan counties.

When  the 17th Amendment was fraudulently ratified the state legislatures lost their voice in the senate which turned the our bicameral legislature into a unicameral legislatire with two houses representing the people.

In Article V there is an amendment protection clause stating  . . . . . .  no State, without its Consent, shall be deprived of its equal Suffrage in the Senate.

When the 17th A,mendment was fraudulently ratified our bicameral legislature oir republic became a democracy.

In the 1960's the Supreme Court riled that it was uncomstitutional for the counties of a state to be equally represented in their states legislature. The court rupef that the states could be rqually represented in the U.S. Senate but it was unconstitutional for the counties to be equally represented in the tates. 

According to the provisions in the Tenth Amendment any  power  not delegated to the government of the United States that are not prohibited to the states are reserved to the states and to the people.

The Supreme Court rulings on apportionment in the legislatures of thee states was ourside of their Constitutional jurisdiction.

Liberty Tree University 

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Separation of Church abd State
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